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Not exactly. The problem is modifications that make good power NA aren't always compatable with going turbo. Do the porting polishing intake manifold, bored TB, Cam gears, porting/polishing head, some other head work will al help. But if you put in low compression pistons you loose power until you bolt on the turbo. Turbo grind cams will definately help once turbo but you could see a loss in power NA. A low compression set up with turbo cams would slow you down until you went turbo. So doing the porting and polishing of everything to help airflow, will help NA and turbo but the set up to build the motor is different for different applications, All motor, NOS, or turbo. So if you want to build the motor for turbo, I say just do it once while the motor is out... if you want to spread out the bill just start stock-piling parts, when the motor is out build the bottom end slap the turbo on and do it once right.
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Waiting for from RRE: Front Lower Tie Bar
Waiting for: Intake Manifold being ported/polished
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